Payne County Drug Lawyer

Payne County Drug Lawyer

Aggressive Payne County Drug crime defense

Handling all Felony and Misdemeanor Drug related Cases

Being charged with a drug related offense can be one of the most frightening events of your life. Arya Adibi understands what you are facing, and will do everything possible to protect your rights and help you avoid or mitigate criminal penalties from a drug conviction. Following a drug offense arrest in Payne County, it is imperative you act immediately in order to mitigate your criminal exposure to the greatest degree. You should hire an attorney to fight the charges against you immediately. A delay may irreperably damage your case. It's important to choose a drug lawyer whose primary practice is criminal / drug related defense. As important as criminal defense expertise, is the attention you receive from your drug defense attorney. You want to choose a Payne County drug lawyer who will take the time to get to know you, understand your case, fight tirelessly for your rights, and has your best interests in mind.

As a Payne County drug lawyer, it is my job to help those who are in the toughest of life's situations. I treat clients as I would expect to be treated by a drug defense attorney, by being accessible and dedicated to my clients. I am an experienced Payne County drug related defense attorney, handling all misdemeanor and felony Payne County drug cases.

All of my clients have direct cell phone access to me at all times, as should be the case when someone is facing serious criminal charges, like a DUI. My firm is not a crowded factory, and I do not take on hundreds of cases at a time. Rather, I am selective in who I choose to defend, which allows me to spend more time focusing on our individual clients. I have found this practice leads to better results and higher satisfaction for my clients. I will be happy to discuss your case with you. Call me today for a free consultation.

Common drug offense charges include:

Drug Trafficking

Drug Possession

Distribution of Drugs

Transportation of Drugs

Cultivation

Manifacture

Possession with Intent to Distribute

Common illicit drug offenses include:

Cocaine possession

Heroin possession

Prescription drugs (those not prescribed by a doctor to the accused)

MDMA possession

Methamphetamine possession (crystal meth)

In an effort to crack down on drug offenses across the state, the Oklahoma legislature has implemented harsh penalties, even for first-time drug offenders. A drug offense conviction in Payne County can have a significant impact on the rest of your life, possibly resulting in significant time in prison and potentially impacting your future education and employment options. For a free, honest assessment of your case, contact Payne County Drug Lawyer Arya Adibi today.

The penalties for Payne County drug convictions are some of the toughest in the nation. Punishment for a drug crime in Oklahoma varies widely from a misdemeanor conviction to mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole, depending on the severity of the offense. Unfortunately, only a few drug charges are considered misdemeanors in Oklahoma, including simple possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, and inhaling intoxicants. The majority of drug charges in the state are considered felony offenses, including (but not limited to) possession with intent to distribute, and drug trafficking.

Things to keep in mind if you are being investigated for a crime or have been arrested:

Immediately speak with an attorney regarding the situation and retain them if necessary. Ideally, this would be prior to making any statements to law enforcement. Always be polite and courteous with any law enforcement officer. It is important not to make any sudden movements and always keep your hands in sight. Do not interfere with the police or resist/touch an officer. Officers can misinterpret even innocent actions of this nature, and because of the dangers inherent to their job are forced to take precautionary, even deadly measures. Tense situations are always handled best by remaining calm and collected. Always ask if you are under arrest, and do not give a voluntary statement without speaking to an attorney. Most of us can recite the Miranda warnings by heart, or at least the beginning. While the Miranda warning informs you of your rights post-arrest, a voluntary statement made prior to arrest can still be used against you. Never discuss crimes you are being investigated for, or have been charged with anyone except your lawyer. Always be truthful with your attorney. Your attorney is your advocate and works for you.

Confidential criminal defense communications

The attorney-client privilege protects certain communications between a client and his or her lawyer. It exists to assure clients that the information they share with their attorney is confidential, and that their attorney cannot use that information to testify against them. This rule allows clients and potential clients the full confidence in the confidentiality of their conversations with their attorney. Attorneys need to know the entire story to adequately give advice and defend their clients or assess a case. This rule applies to clients and persons seeking to become clients. For your free confidential consultation, give me a call at (918)557-2600.

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